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SK Engineering & Construction Co., one of South Korea’s leading builders, said Monday that it and its Thai partner have won a $100 million order to expand a chemical plant in Thailand.
SK E&C said it plans to complete the project in Thailand’s Map Ta Phut industrial complex by 2015 under a deal with PTT Global Chemical Pcl, Thailand’s biggest petrochemical company.
The project calls for SK E&C and PTT Maintenance and Engineering Co., a subsidiary of PTT Global Chemical, to boost annual production of paraxylene and benzene by 120,000 tons and 50,000 tons, respectively.
SK E&C said it holds a 45 percent stake in the project, while PTT Maintenance and Engineering holds the rest.
SK E&C is an unlisted construction arm of SK Group, South Korea’s third-largest conglomerate. (Yonhap News)
SK E&C said it plans to complete the project in Thailand’s Map Ta Phut industrial complex by 2015 under a deal with PTT Global Chemical Pcl, Thailand’s biggest petrochemical company.
The project calls for SK E&C and PTT Maintenance and Engineering Co., a subsidiary of PTT Global Chemical, to boost annual production of paraxylene and benzene by 120,000 tons and 50,000 tons, respectively.
SK E&C said it holds a 45 percent stake in the project, while PTT Maintenance and Engineering holds the rest.
SK E&C is an unlisted construction arm of SK Group, South Korea’s third-largest conglomerate. (Yonhap News)
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Articles by Korea Herald
